I am buying a home with a mount for a flat panel TV above the fireplace. The builder only ran a coax cable to the mount, so no way to get an extended HDMI cable through the wall without serious work. Is anyone aware of a devise that converts the digital output (or recombines an analog signal) back to a coax output that can then be handeled by the televisions HD tuner? This way, I can place the cable box back at the coax home run and push the content through coax?
To send an HD signal from a cable box or satellite you need HDMI, DVI or components. Why would someone buy a flat panel TV and connect it with coax? Whoever built the house was pretty clueless.
Not sure where to ask this question, I have a proscan lcd tv. model # 26LA30Q. can anyone please tell me hose to remove the base(pedestal so that I can hang it. I just can't seem to get it off. any help would be great. thank you
Mike you may be able to use a cable card from your cable company and the coax will be all you need. With a cable card there is no need for a cable box but ther are some drawbacks to cable cards